I'm looking for a back/front pack carrier for my toy poodle Can this carrier still be used without attaching the rollers and handle?
37954
the rollers and handle are permanently attached. It might not be the most comfortable but doable
37955
You can use it as a back pack because they handle disappears down into they bag and they wheels are out of sight . It worked great as just a backpack.
37956
Yes, the wheels are already attached but won't be in the way and the handle could be kept in the down position.
37957
They all came attached when the box arrived. I have never used the wheels and handle, but have used the backback several dozen times for my cat for my evening walks. It's comfortable enough with them attached that I have not really considered removing the handle and wheels.
685975
I would say it is, the front load works best for my Shih Tzu that is almost a year old now and quite active. I really like this carrier.
28838
You can without removing the handle, not sure about the front wheel (I am having issues with my front wheel). When you get to the park, you will probably want to fold the long part (that attaches to the bike) under the stroller, the the wheel attaches with a pin....it's pretty easy
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You shouldn't have to use a "cardboard carrier" but if you don't they wrinkle and glue oozes out the end and gets on your rollers. Hope this helps, I won't buy this brand again, a little cheaper but not worth the extra hassle.
1001251
My yorkie/Maltese mix loves it .... He rides with his head out of the top and his front paws on my back. YES he is tethered. I have a Fatboy and put the pet palace between me and the backrest for extra support, but it will work on a standard luggage rack as well. As stated earlier in another post it has lots of places to attach and it is very rigid. Highly recommend.
283125
the carriers themselves are fairly sturdy. the stroller frame is not real heavy. i had two small dogs in mine...i think that since you can only use it for small animals, it is probably built to handle that.
2151373
I bought one for my granddaughter last christmas. If bought from a store it would be in a box. I don't think the leash can be detached.
278010
It did not have a handle, and no it was not an issue. I simply waited to load my dog in the crate after they put the crate on a dolly and they rolled him away.
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It will smush - the arc is held up by two rods you thread to make the arcs (and maybe one down the center to support the top - I don't remember). You could either remove one/both (but the material would then rest on your pet), or fold them in towards the handles.
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I have a 10 and a half pound Yorkie Pomeranian last week we ran off the curb the front wheels came off.I would suggest buying a stroller that the front wheels are separate
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yes it hold up to 70lbs I have two poodles and plenty of room the zip stroller is wonderful took it to the ocean and could push it very easily thru sand and water . the wheel clip on even thou I have carpel tunnel bboth hands I was able to put it together in seconds you will love it believe me worth the money.
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Yes - this thing is unwieldy - I would have my lab in it and another dog on leash and the handle caused me to keep kicking the back axle - i actually haven't used it in 2 yrs or so since Lucy is gone now. But i remember I was trying to think if there was a way to put a handle extension on it. I also recall that the wheels kinda went all over - Lucy was 55 lbs or so - the stroller needed bigger wheels perhaps?
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This carrier is WAY too flimsy for transporting an animal on public transportation. It's fine for your home. It's fine for transporting a dog to an obedience/agility trial; put it on a cart; you will not be able to carry it by the handle bcs it will too heavy with the pet inside. It probably is ok for transporting your pet in the car, but bungee it down for safety. I use mine for naps and overnights at home. mb
560210
It does not have handles per se; however, along the exterior where you connect the kennel there are several spots that are designed with thicker plastic that when moving the kennel I have found to be very good for "handles."
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NO, I Hull pretty heavy stuff the and the roller broke like 2nd month i owned it. the organizer is very cool and usable and I can reuse it with other carts that I can purchase from office depot. Usually those carts don't last too long, they break easy if you carry heavy stuff like books.
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My pooch has rear leg issues and he could not get into the stroller due to the low clearance and the piece that sticks up for the bicycle hook up to the rear and the wheel in the front. I had to have it de-constructed and an additional piece welded to the front with a pull down ramp to due to that I can't fold mine up. Sorry did not answer your question but if your poochie has issues with their rear legs this might be an issue. Polo is a pit mix and is 77 lbs. I never intended to use this stroller with a bicycle. I push my guy around in it.
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The problem is not the handle, but the size of the Pet Porter. Check with your airline and see if they will take one that big. Our dog had to fly on a cargo plane.